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# Trip Highlights:

"Join us on a profound journey through Ghana with two esteemed Caribbean delegates, Ronald Hugh Small and the Honorable Rosalea Hamilton. In this enlightening series, we explore the deep historical and cultural connections between the Caribbean and Africa, while celebrating the power of diplomacy and shared heritage.

Our adventure begins with an intimate meeting at the residence of former President J. A. Kufuor, where unexpected bonds and mutual acquaintances come to light. We then travel to the solemn and reflective Assin Manso and Donkor Nsuo, The Slave River, a site that resonates with the echoes of a painful past, reminding us of the enduring strength of the human spirit.

The journey continues to the Cape Coast Castle, a haunting reminder of the atrocities of the slave trade, where we pay homage to the resilience of our ancestors. We then experience the vibrant energy of Independence Square and delve into the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois at his dedicated centre in Accra, celebrating the spirit of PanAfricanism.

Our trip culminates with an inspiring evening at a networking event organized by the GUBA Diaspora Network, where ideas and cultures converge under the Ghanaian stars.

This series is not just a travelogue; it's a voyage through time and heritage, uncovering the unbreakable bonds that link the Caribbean to Africa. Join us as we uncover stories of resilience, unity, and hope.

Meeting with Former President J.A. Kufuor: An insightful visit to the residence of former President J.A. Kufuor on the mountain, where a surprising connection with Ronald Hugh Small is revealed.

Assin Manso and Donkor Nsuo The Slave River: A reflective visit to the poignant sites of Assin Manso and the Donkor Nsuo, where the echoes of our ancestors' pain still resonate.

Cape Coast Castle: A harrowing exploration of the Cape Coast Castle, a historic symbol of the transatlantic slave trade, where the suffering and resilience of enslaved Africans are remembered.

Independence Square & W.E.B. Du Bois Centre: Witnessing the symbols of freedom at Independence Square, followed by a visit to the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre, celebrating the legacy of a great PanAfricanist.

GUBA Diaspora Network Event: The day concludes with a vibrant networking event organized by the GUBA Diaspora Network, fostering connections and celebrating our shared heritage.

About the Delegates:

Ronald Hugh Small: A former Parliamentarian, Senator, Cabinet Minister, and Justice of the Supreme Court of the Bahamas, known for his active role in Human Rights causes.
Honorable Rosalea Hamilton: Renowned for her work as a Special Advisor and Trade Policy Consultant, former Chief Advisor to the Prime Minister of Jamaica, and current Board Director for LASCO Manufacturing Limited and the National Integrity Action.

Our Journey's Essence:
This trip not only highlights the historical and cultural bonds between the Caribbean and Africa but also reminds us of the resilience of the human spirit. Through each site visited and every story shared, we delve into the depths of our past to illuminate the path towards a united future.

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